UW-Madison engineering talent critical to state, national economic progress
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Many of Wisconsin’s most notable companies have grown from family businesses founded decades ago into multibillion-dollar companies with an international reach and engineers drive the innovations that underlie their progress, global competitiveness and economic success.
“Engineers are a multiplier in the workforce,” says Todd Kelsey, CEO of Plexus, a global company specializing in highly complex design, manufacturing, supply chain and aftermarket services based in Neenah, Wisconsin. “They create things, and by creating things, they create jobs. Engineering is critical to make our economy grow.”
The College of Engineering Career Services and the U of A Career Development Center in collaboration with Walmart, will host Ready.Set.STEM from 5-6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 25, in Airmeet.